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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Oct
23
Three dollar gas
It says a lot about the 2010s that I’m happy about this. While it’s a nationwide thing, I wonder how much the blend change factors into this.
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Oct
23
Iowa stubborn
“As you can see from the survey, over 90% of our community does not want to reorganize. Therefore reorganization is not an issue. We can not discuss reorganization at this time. The community is united in their opinion on this … Continue reading
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Oct
22
This is where your school district went, eastern Iowa edition
June 21, 2013: Who would’ve thought that Clear Creek-Amana students were so opposed to Tom O’Brien in the ACC? North Liberty, the 30th largest city in Iowa,* doesn’t have its own high school. It’s not even in one district. (The … Continue reading
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Oct
22
I’d say “Winter is Coming” but that’s too cliche
Let’s see how this holds up. HOWEVER…HEAVIEST ACCUMULATIONS…WITH STORM TOTALS OF 1-3 INCHES…WILL LIE GENERALLY ALONG AND NORTHEAST OF AN ALGONA…IOWA FALLS…TRAER LINE…INCLUDING WATERLOO. EDIT: Conditions in Marshalltown Tuesday afternoon, light snow/fog/mist. Yup.
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Oct
21
Historic school team nicknames
July 21, 2012 As covered on the Murph and Andy radio show Friday (go to the 25:30 mark) Bud Legg of the IHSAA has compiled a list (PDF) of Iowa high school team nicknames in the first half of the 20th … Continue reading
Oct
18
A slightly new style on my end pages
(Shorter text: UPDATES! Finally!) Photos from July 2012 have been added to IA 3, 9 West, 10, 12, and 148. One of the issues with updating the pages for individual routes is that I have listed all the dates at … Continue reading
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Oct
17
From the Big House
October 5, 2013: Michigan vs. Minnesota in Ann Arbor. I had a pretty good seat. The game was one stop along a 3800(!)-mile road trip.
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Oct
16
Rain delays Sioux City construction
Hard to believe in the second half of this year, but it’s true. From KMEG. Siouxland News – KMEG 14 and FOX 44
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Oct
15
Iowa DOT has new librarian
A side bit of knowledge from this Des Moines Register blog post about a new “online museum.” Hank Zaletel left two months ago today.
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Oct
13
‘A full Christmas display was up by September 22’
At the Moline Kmart. (Quad-City Business Journal) I wish boycotting retailers for doing things like this would work. But if everyone does it, there’s nowhere else to go. UPDATE: Macy’s, which doesn’t have any stores in Iowa, is opening at 8 … Continue reading
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